Browder and wife indicted on perjury by FBI in New York
A New York federal grand jury indicted Earl Browder and his wife Rais on perjury charges connected with her 1949 naturalization testimony. FBI agents arrested Browder in Manhattan and Rais in Yonkers. The indictment cites false statements denying Communist Party membership. If convicted, Rais faces up to 20 years and 20,000 dollars. Browder up to five years and 5,000 dollars. Browder, once U S Communist leader, was expelled in 1945 and later allied with Soviet interests after leaving the party.
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Nixon Group Sets Up Quarters In San Lorenzo
The Nixon group in San Lorenzo announces opening of its headquarters at Villa Lorenz with space donated by Greenwood Corporation. Volunteers will staff weekdays 1 to 4 pm and Saturdays 10 to 12 noon. a party meeting is planned Monday at Villa Lorenzo.
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Focal Egg Market Prices and Poultry Quotations
Prices from Poultry Producers of Central California show egg quotes for sizes large medium and small, and numerous live and dressed poultry items with weight bands and per pound values. Dressed meats include fryers, roasters, hens light and heavy types, old roosters, ducks, turkeys, squabs, and rabbits with stated price ranges.
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Local Classified Fragments Prompt City Notices
Fragmented OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page lists garbled names and notices. Readable items mention Paris, Floyd Sparks, Bevy Clark Sparks, and various misread personal names, places, and a date, forming scattered items rather than a cohesive story.
iChamber Honors Teachers Tonight
Hayward Area chamber of commerce hosts a reception tonight at Cherryland School for teachers from nine floral school districts. Ralston Dery of Stockton will be speaker. Cal vin Rule chairs the chamber education committee. About 100 guests, including city county and state officials, are expected.
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Grade Accidents Take 77 Aves Through June
Los Angeles report from the California Public Utilities Commission shows 77 lives lost and 491 injured on railroad grade crossings in the first six months of the year. Compared with last year’s same period, 74 fatalities and 484 injuries were recorded.
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Stevenson Attacks Emotional GOP Campaign in Debate
In Springfield Stevenson assailed the Republican and Eisenhower campaign as emotional and unbearable. He spoke after flying to Chicago for a closed studio broadcast, defended using funds for key appointees, and criticized the GOP for appealing to passion over issue merit while promising to work on state needs.
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Village Hiring of Gardener Sparks Boardroom Clash
San Lorenzo Village Homes association faced a controversy over hiring Robert Brown as gardener and maintenance man. Critics, led by Millager and other neighbors, opposed the selection, arguing merit and local service should guide the decision. The board defended the choice, citing advertisement, interviews, and credentials.
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Jet work speeds up at Lockheed and Douglas plants
Military aircraft production rose at Lockheed and Douglas in Los Angeles as machinists returned to work on the second day of strikes pending negotiations in Washington. Douglas reported 80 percent of International Association of Machinists members back on the job, while Lockheed reported 70 percent.
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